Sentences with phrase «sort of public record»

Visiting the clerk of the court in Marion County means you're probably paying a fine or in need of some sort of public record.

Not exact matches

Because birth records are usually public, the moment a couple have a new baby, they are almost instantaneously barraged with offers and incentives and advertisements from all sorts of companies.

Because doctors can't sweep this information under the rug, there are public records of what happen, but you read those Hurt by Homebirth stories and see how many times a perfectly nice wonderful BFF of a midwife then turns into a complete bitch when the birth goes wrong and they fear that there might be some sort of legal repercussion or bad press for them.

The invite to the May 12 event, which costs between $ 1,000 and $ 3,800 to attend, features a photo of the mayor and a note from him lauding the Buffalo Democrat as a «champion for charter schools in the Assembly,» (which is, for the record, a place where that sort of behavior is not widespread), and also an «outspoken advocate for public school reform.»

All other states have some sort of open records law on the books, but few have an agency quite like COG, which functions in part as a kind of public help desk.

Representatives of good - government groups said at a Monday press conference that the week's delay would have allowed for a more thorough vetting of Heastie's record and perhaps, just perhaps, some sort of public involvement.

«Whether this sort of harassment should be countenanced is not about any particular political or special - interest groups; instead, it is a fundamental question about whether anyone can use (or, rather, misuse) public record laws to stifle science,» the legal defense fund said in the amicus brief.

Between the lines, you can sort of hear: «If the public thinks that we record conversations in their homes and make them available to law enforcement, that's the end of our Echo product line!»

He would seem to have all sorts of reasons for commenting, from a desire to defend the previous government's record, to enhancing his public profile and even, perhaps, contributing to public understanding of the issues and improving policy outcomes.

Of course if the actual recorded at the time temperature data was released as a full data base with official blessing it would probably only be a matter of quite as short time before it would be decided by the climate interested public and politicals that all that morphed out of reality, adjusted data those scientists were playing with on their play stations wasn't really needed as it bore no resemblance to reality nor had any sort of any perceptible impact or effect on society and their funding should and would consequently ceasOf course if the actual recorded at the time temperature data was released as a full data base with official blessing it would probably only be a matter of quite as short time before it would be decided by the climate interested public and politicals that all that morphed out of reality, adjusted data those scientists were playing with on their play stations wasn't really needed as it bore no resemblance to reality nor had any sort of any perceptible impact or effect on society and their funding should and would consequently ceasof quite as short time before it would be decided by the climate interested public and politicals that all that morphed out of reality, adjusted data those scientists were playing with on their play stations wasn't really needed as it bore no resemblance to reality nor had any sort of any perceptible impact or effect on society and their funding should and would consequently ceasof reality, adjusted data those scientists were playing with on their play stations wasn't really needed as it bore no resemblance to reality nor had any sort of any perceptible impact or effect on society and their funding should and would consequently ceasof any perceptible impact or effect on society and their funding should and would consequently cease.

What they have that others do not are significant databases of secondary legal - research materials such as treatises, specialized legal - research materials in particular areas of concentration, and ever - growing collections of public - records data, court and deposition transcripts, docket information, and all sorts of other information that remains largely unavailable or inaccessible elsewhere online.

These include treatises, specialized legal - research products in particular areas of concentration, and ever - growing collections of public - records data, court and deposition transcripts, docket information, and all sorts of other information that remains largely unavailable or inaccessible elsewhere online.

Time (via the ABA Journal) is reporting that Republican candidates Joe Miller (Alaska) and John Raese (West Virginia) have been saying, in public, with all sorts of audio and video recording equipment present, that the mimimum wage law is unconstitutional.

I sort of like that there is a motivated opponent in the second case, but I'd prefer to have some kind of discovery - like process for both, with both parties arguing about what goes forward to the public record and presumably trial versus what isn't apropos and is sealed.

When people make changes to their homes and get different sorts of permits for them (or don't pull a permit at all), even as records systems evolve, there is an opportunity for error to creep into the public records for your home or your neighbor's home.

In relevant part, the statute provides that no real estate broker or salesperson shall place any sort of encumbrance on a property's title in the public records, but the statute makes an exception for the recording of a judgment against a property.